Ottawa Business Journal

Royal LePage holds fast to Q4 forecast calling for housing prices in Ottawa to rise 7%

Real estate firm Royal LePage is forecasting the aggregate price of a home in Canada will increase seven per cent in the final quarter of

Thermal Energy International builds on ‘banner’ fiscal 2023 with new $1.9M order

Techopia

After booking a record-setting tally of new orders in fiscal 2023, Thermal Energy International continues to build on its momentum, announcing this week a $1.9-million

A ‘final balance’? OBJ talks to employers who’ve successfully enticed workers back to office

Ottawa, Insider Only

Kanata IT firm Eclipsys Solutions eyes southern expansion after acquisition by U.K. company

Techopia

Eclipsys Solutions said Wednesday it has been sold to DSP, a London-based organization that provides data and cloud management services to Oracle customers in the

Algonquin College Perth campus conservation program

Algonquin College launches new building conservation degree program in Perth

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

According to Algonquin, the need for sustainability-focused conservationists is growing as a result of Canada’s aging infrastructure.

Cannabis Act review finds companies struggling to profit, health experts supportive

Ottawa, Retail

A review of the federal legislation that paved the way for the legal recreational use and sale of cannabis says companies in the legal market

‘Nobody’s thinking about Ottawa’: Startup Canada’s Kayla Isabelle on what’s missing in the local tech scene

Techopia

Startup Canada CEO Kayla Isabelle says Ottawa’s tech sector lacks of a specific brand identity, and needs more leadership and a coherent growth strategy.

This young entrepreneur is taking a shot at shaking up the beverage industry

Ottawa

Next time you’re out and about looking for a bar shot or a bottle of water, you might be offered a safer, more eco-friendly option:

‘Pawns in this chess game’: Questions remain about CPA Canada split

Canada & World

The two departing organizations say the unification of the accounting profession will not be undone, and that they’re doing what’s best for their members, but